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BREAKING: Peter Beck says Rocket Lab is getting a massive new 3D printer next year that can print an entire Archimedes engine in 1 print. “We're the first customer of it in the world.”

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@RocketLab i made sure to use very technical language, you're welcome :)

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab @MollySOShea here is the announcement for that larger machine SPB was referencing:

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@JacobKeeton20 @Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab That little nugget was the best part of the interview.

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab This is actually amazing

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab 😳👏🏻

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab Great work

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab Ah need to watch this video.

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@sourceryy @Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab Great interview, Molly!

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab Damn

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab That's pretty sweet 🦆🤓

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab And here I am with my Bambu Lab A1.

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@Peter_J_Beck @RocketLab Great show

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